Category: Entertainment
New Independent Comic The Last Line Launches Next Month
Independent comic books are on the rise of late, a response to the perceived deficiencies in the mainstream comics industry. Former DC and Marvel artist Ethan van Sciver has found great success with Cyberfrog: Bloodhoney, his revival of his Cyberfrog character, and Richard C. Meyer of Diversity &...
Read MoreYou Should Be Watching: The Toys That Made Us
Well folks, it’s time for another round of You Should Be Watching, where I recommend entertainment I enjoy that doesn’t get as much buzz as it should. This week I’ve got something a little different to look at: the Netflix documentary series The Toys That Made Us. I heard about this show from ...
Read MoreTelltale Games to Develop Stranger Things Video Game
A final tidbit from E3 is making the rounds, as Telltale Games has announced on Twitter that they are developing a video game based on Netflix’s hit sci-fi series Stranger Things. The tweets are agonizingly short on details, but the folks at Telltale reveal that the Stranger Things video game ...
Read MoreE3 Day 3 – Ubisoft Press Conference
Following the Square Enix showcase at E3 was the Ubisoft press conference. They had a diverse spread of games to show off, with seemingly something for everyone coming out in the next year. Ubisoft kicked off its conference with a song-and-dance performance featuring a marching band and a Panda to a...
Read MoreE3 Day 3 – Square Enix Showcase
Square Enix kicked off Monday’s E3 presentations with a surprisingly short showcase (as opposed to a press conference). Several new games were presented, and while it may have been shorter than most wanted, there’s still plenty to get excited for. After an introduction by Square Enix Holdings Pr...
Read MoreYou Should Be Watching – Alice: Through the Looking Glass
“Everyone parts with everything eventually, my dear.” The first in a new line of live-action remakes from Disney, Alice Wonderland opened in 2010 to tremendous financial success and mixed critical reviews. I remember seeing the characters on pencil cases, bookbags, clothing and more when the mov...
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